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Agro Logistics

Cold chain for fruit, flowers, and agribusiness.

Who we are

Cold chain for perishables export.

We operate calibrated cold storage rooms, refrigerated transport with 24/7 telemetry, stationary reefer containers, and mobile generators to export Hass avocado, flowers, tropical fruit, and other perishables from Colombia.

We coordinate harvest, pre-cooling, consolidation, ICA and INVIMA permits, and shipping to the United States, Europe, and Asia. A single point of contact from the farm to the final customer.

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What we do

Specialized services

01

Refrigerated transport

Owned and partner fleet of reefer units with telemetry and real-time alerts.

02

Stationary reefer containers

Reefer containers in fixed positions for refrigerated storage with controlled temperature and continuous monitoring.

03

Generators for reefer units

Autonomous power generation units that maintain the cold chain in reefer containers during transport or at sites with no grid power.

04

Certified cold chain

Storage and transport with monitored temperature and full traceability.

05

Fruit and flower exports

Coordination of harvest, pre-cooling, and shipment with strict schedules.

06

Phytosanitary permits

Processing with ICA, INVIMA, and destination-country authorities, including certificates of origin.

Frosted apple — perishables export in refrigerated containers with certified cold chain

Benefits

Why choose Logisagro

We do not promise the impossible. We design the operation tailored to your business and we own every stage.

  • 01

    Temperature traceability

    We deliver the full journey record. Every hour, every degree, auditable and downloadable.

  • 02

    We know the field

    We have worked with growers for decades. We know what a late harvest costs.

  • 03

    Permits without surprises

    We anticipate destination-country requirements to avoid rejections and losses at the border.

  • 04

    End-to-end coordination

    One person knows your harvest, your shipping line, your permits, and your final customer.

Frequently asked questions

What clients ask us most

If your question is not here, write to us. An advisor will reply within 24 hours.

  • What products do you handle?
    Avocado, flowers, tropical fruit (gulupa, granadilla, golden berry), coffee, vegetables, and dairy. Also other agro categories after analyzing the product and destination.
  • Do you own your containers?
    Yes. We operate with our own equipment: reefer containers, refrigerated transport, and calibrated cold storage rooms. Telemetry, maintenance, and temperature control are non-negotiable to guarantee the cold chain on every operation.
  • How do you handle rejections at destination?
    We carry insurance designed for perishables and have procedures for reconditioning. Prevention starts with permits and temperature traceability.
  • Do you work with small growers?
    Yes. We have consolidation schemes that let mid-size growers reach export markets without taking on the cost of a full container.
  • What temperature does Hass avocado require during export?
    Export-grade Hass avocado typically travels at 5–6 °C (41–43 °F) under controlled atmosphere (3–5% O₂, 6–8% CO₂). An avocado properly pre-cooled at the farm arrives at destination with enough shelf life for European or Asian retailers. Any temperature deviation above 8 °C (46 °F) for more than 6 hours accelerates ripening and compromises quality. That is why we run 24/7 telemetry with immediate alerts.
  • What phytosanitary certifications does a Colombian fruit exporter need?
    To export fruit from Colombia you need: a phytosanitary certificate issued by ICA, exporter registration with ICA, certificate of origin when a trade agreement applies, and destination-country certifications (USDA APHIS for the US, EU Plant Health for Europe, MAFF for Japan). Farm certifications like GlobalG.A.P. are also increasingly required by international retailers. We manage all these processes in parallel with the logistics operation.
  • How are fresh-cut flowers exported to the US and Europe?
    Fresh-cut flowers are exported by air to preserve vase life. Typical process: harvest at dawn, on-farm pre-cooling to 2–4 °C (36–39 °F), refrigerated transport to El Dorado or Rionegro airport, consolidation with master AWBs, loading in the aircraft's refrigerated hold, and delivery to the importer in 24–48 hours. We coordinate ICA permits, customs clearance with COMEX-CJC, and destination-country certificates.
  • How many days can a reefer trip last without losing quality?
    It depends on the product and how it was pre-cooled at origin. Hass avocado holds for up to 35 days in reefer with controlled atmosphere (typical Buenaventura–Rotterdam transit: 22–28 days). Other tropical fruit holds for 14 to 25 days. The cold chain is measured from harvest, not from loading: that is why we work with growers on the discipline of on-farm pre-cooling.
  • What do you do during a power outage on a refrigerated container?
    Our reefers run 24/7 telemetry with automatic alerts for any temperature deviation or power loss. The operations team receives the alert within minutes and triggers the protocol: contact the port, terminal, or shipping line to restore power, or deploy our autonomous mobile generators to maintain the cold chain until the failure is resolved. Every incident is logged with a timestamp for full audit.

Let's talk

We bring your harvest to the world.

Tell us what you export and where. We design the cold chain your product needs.

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